SportBike Chic Blogs

So I found out Raleigh, NC has a murals project on different buildings throughout downtown. One of the murals is called “No Damsels Here.” It depicts the modern-day Disney princesses. Yes, we know a damsel really means just an unmarried young woman. However, we typically associate the word with one who’s in distress and needs to be saved.

Riding is a joy unlike any other. We hope we inspire more women to try out this lifestyle, but we know it may be a little intimidating. I mean, these are powerful machines, and nobody is born knowing how to ride. We all have to start somewhere, so here are some tips on how to ride like a pro: Practice makes perfect: As with most things in life, the more one does it, the better one gets at it. The same goes for riding. Make it a point to get out on the road as much as possible. It’ll become...

  On the heels of Daytona bike week 2020, many are traveling home to something quite different from the fellowship and boding they've just experienced, as numerous cities and states are calling for social distancing and additional precautions to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, also known as COVID 19.  Schools, restaurants, bars, etc… are temporarily closing.  Crowds are being minimized.  Events are canceled.  And for some reason, toilet paper is disappearing off the shelves (sometimes substitutes just won't do).  In March 2020, the World Health Organization officially categorized COVID 19 as a pandemic, with information about this new...

March typically starts the beginning of the annual bike weeks across the nation.  These bike weeks give motorcyclists the opportunity to travel, fellowship, party, or sometimes just ride. If you happen to be preparing for Daytona Bike Week or any others coming up, here are some essentials that you may find helpful on your journey:   Gear – Just because you’re at bike week doesn’t mean you don’t ride safe. At times, there seems to be a lull in personal safety because the speeds may be slow or perhaps there’s no helmet law in place.  After years of attending bike...